Synergy
Definition
Synergy refers to the interaction between different elements in a work of art that creates a combined effect greater than the sum of its individual parts. It involves the harmonious integration of various artistic components.
Analogy
Imagine a band playing music together. Each instrument contributes its unique sound, but when they play in sync and complement each other, it creates a powerful and cohesive musical experience.
Related terms
Composition: The arrangement and organization of visual elements within an artwork to create unity and balance.
Contrast: The juxtaposition of different elements (such as light vs. dark or rough vs. smooth) to create visual interest and emphasize differences.
Harmony: The visually pleasing combination of elements in an artwork that creates unity and coherence.
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